Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-01-05

AFTERNOON SESSION.
BUYER season-6GO tons, 81 1515: 200, 81 1914.
Seller season-100 tons, 81 CS; 100, 81 0S14
400, 81 0S1l; 100, 81 0S4.
May-I00 tons, 81 10; 100, 81 1014 q ctl.
No. Brewing, buyer season-lu0 tons. 81 251s
100. 81 26 q etl.
OATS-Have shown more buoyaney during
the past few days Supplies still come forward
from Oregon and Nebraska, but trade is brisk
aud movement steady, so that dealers are moi
| worried much as to the disposal of supplies
81 l0dl IS; Milling, 81 509t 60; Surprise, 81 s.
al So; Black, for for seed, 81 5091 SO; Nebraska
| 81 371]6,1 40 = ctl.
CORN-Free arrivals keep the market in easy
position. We quote: California large Yellow
sl@l O21S small Yellow, 81 07,91 121a; White
81 0591 10. Nebraska is quotable at Sl@l y.
for mixed.
sEEDs-No wholesale demand. Prices IN
. so: Yellow, 81 25 az 70 2 ctl; Canary, 24g31ac
Hemp, 3d4e; Rape, 11a@2e; Timothy,
gee; Alfalfa, S112t99c Flax. 81 7oG2 q ctl.
HAY-Values are well maintained. We quote
Alfalfa S9s1 90; Oat, $500 90; Barley, S7(9l0
Wheat, sl0ta12 p ton.
STRAW-Quotable at S5a55c r bale.
HOP5-Guiding quotations are not possible
Buyers are not to be found, and the outlook i:
considered anything but cheering. Prices nom
inal at lSa22c Z h.
BRAN-Trade is brisk Quotable at SIS Sc
@l6 p ton.
6OOh
BTCKWHEAT-Q uotable at 81 1901 25 . ell
according to quality.
PoTATOES-Improved inquiry is observed
for all descriptions, and prices have rather
buOyant tone We quote: River Reds, 50
@,90c; Early Rose, S0c91S; Peerless, S1G1 81; To
males 81 15Gl 80; Petaluma, 81 1881 0; Sweet
IL 6592; Burbaok Seedlings, 81 l5a1 80; Jersey
Blues, 81 259l so; Oregon Garnet Chile, 81 25G
! % p ctl.
ONIGNs-Fairly sctive custom. Choice PRO
duet sells from 81 50al "a 2 ell, and from this
down TO 81 & ctl for inferior win include all bus
mess.
| BEANs-Market firm for Smell White and Pea
al current quotations The cry weather is hay
ing some influence on The situation, causing
many dealers to store and hold in authorization
of better prices. We quote: BayoS, 81 50l1l 20
Butter, 81 509l 40; Pink, 81 S59I5 30; Red, 81 S0d
| as: Lima, s212 60; Pea. 81 -0G1 10: Small
White. 81 4061 20 8 ell.
NEGETABLES-Smau consignmsnts of good
quality new crop Tomatoes are coming forward
from Los Angeles Receipts from bay points are
light. Other descriptions are but moderately
represented. We quote jObbing lots as follows
Tomatoes. 75e@S1 . box; Artichokes, 100a15c :
dozen; Carrots, 25@S0c q ctl; Turnips, 75e@Sl
2 ctI: Beets T5c@s1 p sack; Parsnips, 81 so & ctl
Caulihower, 81 = dozen Cabbage. 10000 = eJl
Garlic, sc p b; Celery, 50@60e , dozen
Dry Peppers, 10SnI c; Dry 0kra, 1Sa20c g h
Marrowfat Squash, SS610 q ton.
FRUIT-Grapes are about out for tae season
A box or two can yet be found in the market
but custom is slow. Oranges continue in favor
and dealers are able TO work OIL supplies to fail
advantage. We quote johbing lots as follows
Apples, 25G50c for common. and 75c@S1 50 .
box for good to choice; Lady Apples, S1@l 25 {
box; Persimmons, loetal 20 q box Mexican
Lines. s6o7 q box California Lines, 5lciGSl
q box; Lemons, sicily, 1906 do California
90cGsI so for common 81 1905 for choice
Changes, California, 81 S592 3 box fur com
mon and g o9@f 50 2 box for Navel; Bananss
81 SO as 50 y nnneh: Pineapples. sac &
dozen; Cranberries, sli@lS 2 bbi; Eastern
Apple, So Jof4 % 2 Dbl
DRIED TRUTH the absence of any move
ment worthy of note, prices remain unchanged
We quote as follows: Sun-cTied Appies, 5d
| &C > D nor sliced and 364c for quar-
| tered: Alden and Plunmer, HOPE; Ap
ricots I2G13e BlGekbeTries. Zoe: FIGS sc fol
pressed and Sc for impressed; Smyrna do
| l3Gl5e for layers, and Zoe for kegs; Nectarines
| Zoe, Peaches, 16di7c for peeled, and 9Gl0c 70
unpeele6: Pears, Sole for whole and TGSc 70
sliced machine-dTied, llt91215e Plums, 9a10
| 667c; French PrCnes, QSe 3 u: Rsisins. Lon
don Layers, 81 491l 60 . box, with 3lG25c ad
vance for fractions; Common. SiGf 80 Z box.
HQNEY-Trade is slow. but asking price
have not been lowered. We quote: New Comb
l2@ISc = b for choice and case for common
new bright extracted, 4l4G41sc.
BUTTER-The tone OF the market is Of ye
| softer character, and prices of fresh roll an
again marked down. Product that has 10 b
| sold on its merits without regard TO brand, i
parted with at about any price that buyer
! choose to pay foT q lew select nftCdS that las
| tiiious tastes insist on having it not so cas-
to obtain our fancy quotations though a weel
! ago ri least 2iSe 2 10 more could be realized
Supplies are constantly enlarging, and the out
| look Is considered by most dealers as eflcourag
ling for the consuming interest both as TO qnar
tity anu value We quote rs follows: Fancy
2s@2.lSc; choice. 25G25c; fair to good
Ii7LS@2lc; mixed lots, l29i5c: picked. 1922
for faney I7G1Sc for choice and l6sdl7e Tor good
firkiu, lS9lec for fancy. l5@17c for fai
to good. and l09i21zc for poor; Eastern, loa
l5c . d.
CHEESE-Stocks of old are not large, Will
offerings of new are not in excess of market re
quirements Comparatively high asking price
1 check trade but still there is no accumulation
at the several depots. Quotable at 129l3c for old
and 1atdl5e 2 ID for new California, cur figurs
representing the range for fair 10 choice stock
| New York Creamery, 15Gl6c = b.
EGGS-No Eastern in market Supplies 0
| California are liberal and prices are on the de
cline. Quotable al 2SG30c p dozen; LINED
90 per dozen.
P0ULTRY-Chickens that are al all in desir
able condition find ready sale We quote a
| follcz-s Live TURKEYS Gobblers, 13GI5c
Hens. i43l5c; dressed Turkeys. 14@16c
| Roostsrs. S5G5 so ror old, and Sc 81 Sa- young
Hens. IS 50a7 50 Broilers- Si65 50: Ducks. s6G
S 50 o an-eIi. Geese. 81 Soap p psi.
GAME-Ioyes Off with less freedom this weel